How Do You Make A Fairy House?
Have you always wanted to see a real fairy? Legend has it that if you build a fairy home and leave it in your garden, you might attract a fairy into your domain. Even if you don’t believe in fairies this is a great creative project and a way to test the myth… • Plan out your fairy house. Observe and adapt ideas from woodland cottages. Fairy houses can be round and short, or skinny and tall- such as a tower. • Draw a realistic blueprint on a piece of paper of the main structure of your fairy house. Remember, it needs to be physically possible to construct this. However, decorations to your fairy house can be improvised. • Find a base structure such as milk carton or a birdhouse. You can also build one with cardboard or wood. • Gather your materials from the woods or your garden. They need to be dried natural materials because hot glue won’t stick to damp or green woods. • Build your house; you can use cardboard, wood, or other materials. Glue them together using a hot glue gun or perh
It’s a well-known fact that fairies expect to have accommodations awaiting them when they show up. To this end, if you want fairies to drop in, you must provide them with suitable, comfortable housing. You create a fairy house any way you like just as long as it is inviting and tucked away in a quiet place. Step 1 Find an area in the woods, in a meadow, on the beach or in the backyard. Choose a quiet location away from the road or where a lot of people walk. Look for a spot close to the ground, like the roots of an old tree or in the low branches of a bush. Step 2 Collect natural materials to build the fairy house. Look for small sticks, pieces of bark, pretty pebbles and shells, pinecones, dry grasses, leaves, seaweed, beach glass, small bits of driftwood, nuts and seeds. Choose material that reflects the location. Step 3 Arrange the materials in an artful way around the special location selection for the fairy house. Push sticks into soft earth to build walls or fashion a lean-to. St
